Royal Commission receives 500 complaints The Corruption Control Royal Commission, which started work from February 21, has received nearly 500 complaints on corruption cases. The Commission formed to initiate swift action against corrupt persons has been endowed with judicial rights equal to the Special Court. According to official sources, complaints are coming in rapidly after it published notices asking ordinary citizens to report corruption cases. Officials said internal preparations regarding the investigation based on these complaints are underway. The complaints range from minor bribery cases to major scams, it is learnt. Sources also said that a set of directives governing the investigation process and actions to be initiated against convicted persons is under preparation, which is expected to enable the commission to go all-out against corruption. High-level meetings take place almost daily at the commission to discuss its upcoming moves, they said. Besides the chairman and the commissioners, there are 32 officers deputed to the commission from various government departments. News from - Nepalnews.com mbk Mar 14 05